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Syrene: Changed Palace to University needing 3 buildings to form a city.

2026-09-04T18:16:52Z

Changed Palace to University needing 3 buildings to form a city.

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	If you build anything next to another player's building, they have an option to gain Power. Each building type has a power level associated with it: Workshops are worth 1, Guilds and Schools are worth 2, Palaces and Universities are worth 3. For each power level on buildings ''directly'' adjacent (i.e., not across any rivers) to the one you built, they can gain 1 Power. However, they will also lose VP equal to the amount gained this way minus 1. (For example, if you build a Guild next to an opponent's 2 workshops, they can gain 2 power if they pay 1 VP.) This action is optional.		If you build anything next to another player's building, they have an option to gain Power. Each building type has a power level associated with it: Workshops are worth 1, Guilds and Schools are worth 2, Palaces and Universities are worth 3. For each power level on buildings ''directly'' adjacent (i.e., not across any rivers) to the one you built, they can gain 1 Power. However, they will also lose VP equal to the amount gained this way minus 1. (For example, if you build a Guild next to an opponent's 2 workshops, they can gain 2 power if they pay 1 VP.) This action is optional.

	If your move results in four or more directly adjacent buildings with a total power level of 7 or more, this forms a City. If the ~~Palace~~ is one of those buildings, you only need 3. If a Monument is one of those buildings, you only need 2. Cities are worth additional points, a one-time bonus, and a Key, which is needed to advance to the highest level on a Discipline. Any new buildings ''directly'' adjacent to a City are considered part of the same City and can't be used to form a new one. However, two Cities can be merged once each is established.		If your move results in four or more directly adjacent buildings with a total power level of 7 or more, this forms a City. If the University is one of those buildings, you only need 3. If a Monument is one of those buildings, you only need 2. Cities are worth additional points, a one-time bonus, and a Key, which is needed to advance to the highest level on a Discipline. Any new buildings ''directly'' adjacent to a City are considered part of the same City and can't be used to form a new one. However, two Cities can be merged once each is established.

	Before building anything, you have the opportunity to convert Power into resources or downgrade other resources (e.g., turn a Scholar into a Tool, or a Tool into a Coin). You may also move any number of power discs from Bowl II to Bowl III, then remove the same amount of power in Bowl II from the game. This can be useful if you need to get power immediately.		Before building anything, you have the opportunity to convert Power into resources or downgrade other resources (e.g., turn a Scholar into a Tool, or a Tool into a Coin). You may also move any number of power discs from Bowl II to Bowl III, then remove the same amount of power in Bowl II from the game. This can be useful if you need to get power immediately.

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2026-08-31T09:26:35Z

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Eric Juneau at 18:29, 21 April 2026

2026-04-21T18:29:45Z

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Dymonika: Improvements to wording

2026-02-23T13:31:48Z

Improvements to wording

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	You can terraform terrain which is adjacent to your Native terrain, and build a workshop on it		You can terraform terrain which is adjacent to your Native terrain, and build a workshop on it

	You can upgrade a building from one type to the next, the basic type goes back onto your board so this could cover up sources of income		You can upgrade a building from one type to the next; the basic type goes back onto your board so this could cover up sources of income

	You can increase your sailing ability to cross bodies of water		You can increase your sailing ability to cross bodies of water
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	You can increase your terraforming ability, so spades become cheaper		You can increase your terraforming ability, so spades become cheaper

	You can Develop and ~~Innovation~~ by spending 5 Books, sometimes requiring specific Book Types with Greys being wild, ~~and~~ if you don't have a Palace yet you also ~~have to spend~~ 5 coins		You can Develop and Innovate by spending 5 Books, sometimes requiring specific Book Types with Greys being wild, but if you don't have a Palace yet you must also pay 5 coins

	You can send a Scholar to the Science Display, but you have a maximum of 7 Scholars		You can send a Scholar to the Science Display, but you have a maximum of 7 Scholars

Kevan: remove empty section

2024-11-21T12:37:41Z

remove empty section

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	===Income Phase===		===Income Phase===

Hulb at 17:29, 5 April 2024

2024-04-05T17:29:18Z

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Hulb: Created page with "====Overview=== X ===Income Phase=== Anything with the hand symbol gives you the depicted income Just note that Scholars are limited, so you may not be able to gain all you're entitled to ===Action Phase=== Players take turns taking a single action, until all players have passed You can terraform terrain which is adjacent to your Native terrain, and build a workshop on it You can upgrade a building from one type to the next, the basic type goes back onto your b..."

2024-04-05T17:01:33Z

Created page with "====Overview=== X ===Income Phase=== Anything with the hand symbol gives you the depicted income Just note that Scholars are limited, so you may not be able to gain all you're entitled to ===Action Phase=== Players take turns taking a single action, until all players have passed You can terraform terrain which is adjacent to your Native terrain, and build a workshop on it You can upgrade a building from one type to the next, the basic type goes back onto your b..."

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====Overview===

X

===Income Phase===

Anything with the hand symbol gives you the depicted income

Just note that Scholars are limited, so you may not be able to gain all you're entitled to

===Action Phase===

Players take turns taking a single action, until all players have passed

You can terraform terrain which is adjacent to your Native terrain, and build a workshop on it

You can upgrade a building from one type to the next, the basic type goes back onto your board so this could cover up sources of income

You can increase your sailing ability to cross bodies of water

You can increase your terraforming ability, so spades become cheaper

You can Develop and Innovation by spending 5 Books, sometimes requiring specific Book Types with Greys being wild, and if you don't have a Palace yet you also have to spend 5 coins

You can send a Scholar to the Science Display, but you have a maximum of 7 Scholars